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Yes, she is. She picks up the chess piece, held it in her hand, drops it and found the spying device. Who does that when playing chess? You're not supposed to let your opponent know your next move, and she held the chess piece in her hand for at least 15-30s. Not only that, the wild boar incident made everyone believes the Shaman is for real. We all know once someone believes in this sort of thing, you're bound to be under that person's control. If Hyun Woo didn't intercept, Eun Seong would have been the one saving Hae In/everyone. Like everyone's else, Grace underestimated Hyun Woo since he hasn't hunted a soul for the last 3 years. Hyun Woo is the wild card in the family because he appears meek and opted not to show off his skills. Kim Soo Hyun and Park Sung Hoon both said there are many twists in the drama, so I look forward to that—hopefully it's not a lie (because Jun Young said he's a good guy in Impossible Heir, and he's not). At the moment, I believe Eun Seong is her and CEO's love child. Otherwise, it doesn't explain why they would target Queens with so much dignity as if they deserve to be part of the riches. Note that there's a family rule where the baby need to perform DNA test. This must mean a lot of affairs happened in the family, and people to come to the door claiming the babies are Queens. Maybe those illegitimate ones are not accepted into the family. Another possibility would be like My Demon where the riches were obtained in exchange of someone's death e.g., Mo Seul Hee's husband. Soo Cheol's son is 99.999% not his. Da Hye and Grace exchanged a glance when the doubt was raised, and Grace was the one assuring DNA test was conducted. With their meticulous planning, they could totally pull it off.

Park Hyung Sik Headlines Political-Crime Drama 'Treasure Island' On March 26, Park Hyung Sik has been confirmed to headline the political-crime series "Treasure Island," penned by the brilliant writer Lee Myung Hee. Based on the news cited by a media outlet, the actor is poised to continue his success story with this new series. "Treasure Island" follows the story of a man who hacks into a 2 trillion KRW political slush fund to survive, and a political fixer who, unexpectedly, kills the man and loses the 2 trillion KRW. However, the hacker survives but returns with no memory, giving the viewers an unpredictable narrative and exciting plot. In the forthcoming series "Treasure Island," Park Hyung Sik will play the character Seo Dong Joo, the lead of the external cooperation team at Daehan Group's chairman's secretariat. Dong Joo was born with photographic memory. While he is known as a loyal man in the company, he harbors a hidden ambition to take over Daehan, making him a character of ambition with a secretive family history. "Treasure Island" will be helmed by "Military Prosecutor Doberman" director Jin Chang Gyu. It has been said that the team is currently in the casting phase and once everything is settled, the production will start filming in June. source

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Ryu Seung Ryong, Yang Se Jong, Im Soo Jung, And More Confirmed For New Drama "Low Life" By "Big Bet" Director Disney+’s upcoming original series “Low Life” has unveiled its star-studded cast! “Low Life,” which is slated to premiere in 2025 via Disney+, will follow the story of sincere villains who try to make big money by using a treasure ship buried in the sea. Based on a webtoon, “Low Life” takes inspiration from the case of a treasure ship found off the coast of Sinan in the 1970s. Furthermore, the drama will be helmed by director Kang Yoon Sung of “Big Bet” and the film “The Outlaws.” On April 15, Disney+ confirmed that “Low Life” features the talented cast of Ryu Seung Ryong, Yang Se Jong, Im Soo Jung, Kim Eui Sung, Kim Sung Oh, Hong Ki Joon, Jang Kwang, Kim Jong Soo, Woo Hyun, Lee Dong Hwi, TVXQ’s Yunho, Im Hyung Joon, Lee Sang Jin, Kim Min, and more. source

English Title (Literal): Treasure Island Director: Jin Chang Gyu Writer: Lee Myung Hee Episodes: TBA Broadcast Station: SBS Streaming Site: TBA Schedule: TBA Website: NamuWiki | Naver | MDL Plot Summary The drama tells the story about a man, Seo Dong Joo, who hacked a political slush fund worth 2 trillion won to survive and then lost all his memories. Cast Park Hyung Sik - Seo Dong Joo Heo Joon Ho

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English Title: The Hooligans (Literal) Director: Kang Yoon Sung Writer: Kang Yoon Sung, Ahn Seung Hwan Episodes: 10 Streaming Site: Disney+ Schedule: 2025 Website: NamuWiki | Naver | MDL Plot Summary Set in the 1970s, the show follows a young man and his uncle who team up to sell fake goods in a bid to escape penury. The pair eventually get an opportunity to go searching for treasure and don’t hesitate. Cast Ryu Seung Ryong Im Soo Jung Yang Se Jong Jung Yunho

The scale of this infiltration is an eye-opener. Just how long the scheming and planning took? This looks like an over 20+ years of meticulous planning. Too bad Eun Seong is no Ling Bu Yi, aye? I genuinely wanted to believe the sister-in-law, Da Hye had her own agenda and worked alone. Something like a Cinderella story where she wanted to live a good life, so she decided to scam Soo Cheol, and all she has to do is to put up with the facade forever. I didn't think she's one of the planted spies, and there are so many of them! I feel a pinch of pity for Soo Cheol. Despite him being a huge brat, he at least showed genuine care and love for his family and stood up for them. And sadly, it is now suggested the son may not be his? That said, how did she manage to fake pregnancy in a modern era? I see a ray of hope from her though because it seems like she was touched by him, and that suggests she might turn against Eun Seong et al. Hae In talking about death twice was gloomingly sad, but I also greatly enjoyed watching Kim Soo Hyun acted out Hyun Woo's reactions and emotions. Given it's still early in the series, I didn't think the divorce paper would be discovered so early. Look forward to see how this panned out. At the moment, the focus is on Hae In being sick, and we see Hyun Woo running around looking out for her and compromising. There are still other underlying issues in their marriage which they have yet to resolve, which I want to see Hae In protecting Hyun Woo. Plus, Hae In needs to learn that Hyun Woo is also taking medication for mental health. Aunt Beom Ja made me cry in this episode. She may seem cuckoo, but she wears her heart on her sleeve. I'm glad she has found some dirt on Mistress Mo. Now all she has to do is share this with Hae In and Hyun Woo. Mistress Mo's background suggest the son maybe Eun Seong, isn't it? And Eun Seong might be CEO Hong's son, which is why he wants Queens. They could also be the one who framed and ousted the eldest son (Beom Ja's Oppa). It looks promising Hyun Woo himself has a group of brotherhood/friends, and they might all come in handy later on in helping him. What do you guys think? The OTP in Park Ji Eun's dramas always have side-kicks, so I think a few of them could be the side-kicks.

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@gilaswan Hahahahaha! Glad it made you laugh! This writer, Park Ji Eun, wrote the following hits: My Love From the Star The Producers Legend of the Blue Sea Crash Landing On You All but #2 have life & death situations. Hehehe.

What do you have in mind a love from afar type like CLOY and MLFAS? Most of this writer's famous works are fantasy (MLFTS, LOTBS, CLOY) and the leads have extreme background. For CLOY, it's South Korea vs North Korea. For MLFTS, Do Min Joon have to go back once in a while so that he live. However, both are South Korean and human. Their only differences is social status. They have already broken that barrier and married, they just need to work out their marriage and regain the trust. The only far away love I see is they are much happier living away from the rest of the family 😆 What does this mean? The treatment Hae In is doing now could be the cure. Another thought I had was this sickness was manifested from her guilt towards her dead brother. When she get over it, the non-existence tumour (didn't they say it's not even detectable?) will disappear. I haven't watched episode 6 yet, but I thought it was smart of Hyun Woo to park his car in front of the IT shop to capture who could have intercepted the SD card. At this point, it seems like the only ones with brain is Hyun Woo and Hae In in the family, but Hae In can easily withdrew from Hyun Woo. However, I also think she's smart enough to separate the divorce paper from the spying stuff. Her family might not know, but she of all people should know Hyun Woo and her family don't have bad intentions. @abs-oluteM You know what's the fastest way to regain her trust? Sacrifice; the "I-will-bleed-or-die-in-your-stead" kind, LOL. That usually does the trick in dramas. ------ Wow, episode 6's rating broke 14%. Now I'm curious whether it'd reach or surpass Park Ji Eun's old projects. MLFTS is the highest at 28%, which might not be as easy, but 21% (LOTBS and CLOY) seem achievable.

OST 4 Come to think of it, I think Hae In does remember high school Hyun Woo, and he's always been her first love. That's why she wanted marry him no matter what (and he was very nice to her). 🤔

New stills @abs-oluteM Ah, yes! That was one of the crying scenes I liked too. I also liked this scene. It almost felt like they were back to how they were, until Hyun Woo paused...

Kim Soo Hyun & IU's Friendship ~ Cute Kim Soo Hyun attended IU's concert and shouted super loud, requesting IU to sing "Only I didn't know" source

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@SilverMoonTea Are you shipping Kwon Nara with Joo Won? 😆 I find Nara amusing in the sense that she's quite a 4D/clumsy kind of girl and you can see that in that clip you posted too. As for Joo Won, I wish he kept his hair colour black instead of dyed in the drama! @Tofu Is that LOEWE as well? Looks more like sweater for women than men.

@Chocolate @abs-oluteM @SilverMoonTea @JenL I've watched Exhuma. It's quite good. It's more thriller than horror (it does have ghost) and I didn't find it scary. At one point, I was reminded of Revenant because the ghost also seek approval from the person to open the door to get in. It's a movie that requires people to know a bit more of the Korean and Japanese history, folklore, culture, fengshui and beliefs. The acting are all really good here. Narration is not perfect, but I'd give 8.5 or 9 and no less for acting, music score, and cinematography. The creation of that eerie/thrilling atmosphere was very well-done.

I honestly hope that pre-release scene from episode 6 above would lead Hyun Woo to tell Hae In about Eun Seong. This guy has been messing with both of them separately, they need to find out soon. Every time the couple make an inch towards each other, this guy tries to pull them away again. The preview showed the family might have found the divorce paper Hyun Woo prepared. Episode 5 showed us how Hyun Woo and Hae In's relationship fell apart, but still doesn't tell us what really happened to their baby. Ickkk! I still think that's a crucial part to why Hae In withdrew from Hyun Woo. Also, what's the reason she doesn't think she has the right to cry. It's obvious she blamed herself for the loss, but how it is lost is important too. We all have guesses, and would be nice to have confirmation. Gotta give it to Kim Soo Hyun's crying scene. There are a plenty that I liked of his crying scenes in this episode. First one would definitely be the restrained cries in the baby room. That was heartbreaking. Do all you mothers out there felt his pain a thousand fold stronger than us non-mothers? The second one would be his tears welling up in his eyes at the cliff. And then the tearing up at the village. It all gave me lots of Feels. The making up scene was very good, too. Soo Hyun's kiss scene never disappoint, but it's not just the kiss that makes that scene amazing, it's the way they deliver their lines and emotions. Even though Hyun Woo didn't reveal a lot, but telling Hae In he was crying in his sleep meant a lot more damage was done to him. I honestly wished they would clear out the misunderstanding about the baby, or are we to assume Hyun Woo now understands because of Hae In's passcode is 1031? Park Sung Hoon might win the most annoying villain in 2024. I can't with the sight of him, and absolutely hated it when he chuckled and said he felt like the host of the house to Hyun Woo. I want to punch him so much! And goodness, he's out to STEAL everything from Queen's Group and the family is showing him every inch of the house and treasures. The lady in cahoot with him, Grace, is the girl who gave CEO Hong the flowers at the orphanage, right? That sneer resembles the present Grace. That said, what did Queen's do to them that they wanted to steal/target the family? I hope Beom Ja finds something on CEO's girlfriend. I never once thought she's an easy target, and her retaliation just confirms my suspicion. Beom Ja needs to thread carefully, and might be a good idea to work with Hyun Woo and Hae In later. @abs-oluteM Which scene did you post in previous page? The post must have been deleted on X. I like the quiet crying (tears rolling down one eye) and still look beautiful. Not so much on screwing up the face and cry loudly kind. Soo Hyun does ugly crying a lot. Hahaha. Off-topic, just want to share a funny clip. Soo Hyun went to IU's concert and when IU asked the audience what song they want to hear, and a guy yelled/screamed a song name "Only I didn't know". That's Soo Hyun Geez, he's sure loud.

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